Helene Johnson's poem "A Southern Road" and Georgia Douglas Johnson's play A Sunday Morning in the South both depict this action. The character Louisa sings alone in the night after her boyfriend Tom is subjected to this action in the poem "Blood-Burning Moon" by Countee Cullen, and Mary Turner's example is fictionalized in the "Kabnis" section of Cane by Jean Toomer. Ida 
Helene Johnson's poem "A Southern Road" and Georgia Douglas Johnson's play A Sunday Morning in the South both depict this action. The character Louisa sings alone in the night after her boyfriend Tom is subjected to this action in the poem "Blood-Burning Moon" by Countee Cullen, and Mary Turner's example is fictionalized in the "Kabnis" section of Cane by Jean Toomer. Ida B. Wells's non-fiction work A Red Record provided statistics about this activity and helped bring government attention to it. The subject of the short work "A Party Down at the Square" by Ralph Ellison, FTP what is this type of extrajudicial execution, mostly of African-Americans, endemic in the South in the 19th and early 20th century?
Helene Johnson's poem "A Southern Road" and Georgia Douglas Johnson's play
{lynching} (accept obvious word equivalents)